Four tokens are drawing attention this week as major exchanges line up new listings. Coinstore has confirmed a DIPE/USDT pair, BitMart is preparing to add both CENTEL and POSX, and Bitget has set a date for JITO. Here is a quick, factual look at each one, based only on the official announcements available so far.
Four Tokens at a Glance
DIPE is heading to Coinstore with a confirmed trading schedule already in place. CENTEL and POSX are both coming to BitMart, though exact dates have not been announced yet. JITO ($JTO), a token linked to the Solana network's staking ecosystem, is set to list on Bitget with a confirmed date. Together, these four make up some of the more notable new upcoming crypto listings this week.
Coinstore announced that DIPE/USDT is coming to the exchange. The schedule is fully confirmed:
Deposit opens: July 3, 2026, 22:00 (UTC+8)
Trade opens: July 3, 2026, 22:00 (UTC+8)
Withdrawal opens: July 6, 2026, 22:00 (UTC+8)
The project's official website is listed as dipe.ar, and its X (Twitter) handle is x.com/DIPEtoken. Because the timeline is fixed, traders know exactly when each stage opens, which makes planning around the launch easier than with a "listing soon" style announcement.
BitMart posted on June 29 that it will list CENTEL soon, tagging the project's official account, The announcement calls it an "Upcoming New Listing" and asks users to keep an eye on BitMart's socials for further updates. No exact date, trading pair, or deposit schedule has been shared yet. BitMart has invited users to register through its platform ahead of the listing. The post also encourages the community to share what they like about the project in the comments, which is a common way exchanges build early engagement before a launch.
Source: BitMart X Account
3. POSX (POSX)
BitMart also confirmed it will list POSX soon. According to the announcement, POSX is described as the token behind a Real Commerce Rewards Network, a project connecting everyday merchant spending to on-chain rewards. Like CENTEL, no confirmed date or trading pair has been shared. Both BitMart posts follow the same format, meaning further details will likely come through BitMart's official channels soon, most likely closer to the actual listing date.
Jito is one of the better-known names on this list, tied to staking activity on the Solana network. Bitget will list JITO ($JTO) paired with USDT on July 5, 2026. Deposit and withdrawal timing, along with the opening price, have not been detailed publicly yet. Users are advised to check Bitget's official announcement page and Jito's project website before trading. Since Jito already has an established presence in the Solana staking space, this listing adds one more regulated venue where the token can be traded.
Since BitMart has not shared exact dates for CENTEL or POSX, it is worth being clear here: no official date has been confirmed for either one. That said, based on the pattern of BitMart's recent "Upcoming New Listing" posts, both tokens could go live sometime this week or by the end of this week. This is not an official timeline from BitMart, just a reasonable expectation based on how the exchange typically follows up on similar teaser announcements with a confirmed date within a few days.
A new listing usually means a token becomes easier to buy, sell, and track. It opens the door to a wider pool of traders on that exchange, and it often comes with more price visibility since the token now trades against a stable pair like USDT. That said, a listing by itself does not say anything about a project's long-term value. It simply means the token is now accessible on that particular platform.
For DIPE: A confirmed Coinstore listing usually brings more visibility and trading volume to a token. Since the schedule is fixed, holders and new buyers know exactly when deposits, trading, and withdrawals begin, which reduces uncertainty around the launch itself.
For CENTEL and POSX: Listing on BitMart, a mid-sized global exchange, typically increases a token's exposure to retail traders. Without a confirmed date, price movement and trading activity are hard to predict right now. Once BitMart shares exact timing, expect trading volume and social attention to pick up quickly around the announcement.
For JITO: Adding a JTO/USDT pair on Bitget gives the token access to a wider trading base tied to one of the more established exchanges. Because Jito is already linked to Solana staking activity, this listing can bring fresh attention from users already active in that ecosystem. Still, without confirmed liquidity details, early trading after launch could see some short-term volatility, which is common for most new pairs.
In general, a fresh exchange listing tends to increase a token's liquidity and visibility, at least in the short term. It does not guarantee price gains, and early volatility around launch time is common across most new listings, not just these four.
Always confirm token contract addresses and trading pairs through official exchange pages, not through comments or third-party posts.
Check if trading is restricted in your region before attempting to deposit or trade.
Review each exchange's listing terms, fees, and identity verification steps in advance.
Avoid transferring funds until deposit windows are officially confirmed and open.
This week brings a mix of confirmed and expected listings across three exchanges. DIPE and JITO have fixed dates, giving traders a clear timeline to plan around. CENTEL and POSX are both expected soon on BitMart, likely within this week, though nothing is official yet. As with any new upcoming crypto listings this week, it is worth tracking each project's official channels for the latest confirmed updates before making any trading decisions.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency listings, dates, and trading pairs are subject to change by exchanges without notice. Always verify details directly through official exchange and project channels, and conduct your own research before trading.


